Sequim School District

In just half a year, the Kindergarten team at Greywolf Elementary has achieved remarkable results, increasing reading proficiency by 30 percent. This unprecedented growth, the highest ever recorded at the school in a single semester, is the result of strategic instructional changes, data-driven decision-making, and a commitment to teamwork.

For the fourth time in program history, and the second year in a row, Sequim High School’s girls bowling team has claimed the title of 2A State Academic Champions, showcasing a remarkable tradition of excellence in the classroom.

Sequim High School senior Melia Nelson has been awarded the University of Washington’s Presidential Scholarship, a competitive honor recognizing outstanding Washington state students who demonstrate leadership, creativity, and a strong commitment to community service.

The Sequim School District has officially launched its Design Advisory Committee to help guide the vision and design of projects funded by the recently approved bond measure. The District prioritized broad community engagement in forming this group, which now includes 35 selected members representing staff, parents/guardians, students, and community members.

This May, the Sequim School District invites you to be part of our first Community Book Read! We are excited to offer two powerful options for parents, caregivers, and community members:

The Sequim School District is moving closer to realizing its long-envisioned vocational center, thanks to an extraordinary local donation. Marylaura Ramponi committed $1 million to the Career and Technical Educational (CTE) center soon to be built on the Sequim High School campus. Once constructed, the building will be called The Ramponi Center for Technical Excellence, honoring Louie Ramponi, Marylaura’s late husband.